Mitsubishi Logisnext Co. Ltd.

Makoto Torikawa

Masahiro Yoshioka

A battery electric counterbalanced forklift reliably prevents rainwater from entering an electrical part compartment in a counterweight and also allows a battery cover attachment task to be performed more readily than conventionally. The forklift includes a body frame forming a battery compartment within a vehicle body, an openable battery cover closing the battery compartment, a counterweight disposed adjacently behind the body frame, a hinge rotatably joining the body frame and the battery cover, and an inner cover disposed so as to extend widthwise beyond a boundary between the body frame and the counterweight. The inner cover and the hinge are fastened together to the body frame at a portion forming the boundary.

Battery electric counterbalanced forklift

An in-vehicle holder accommodates a mobile electronic device, along with a beverage cup. The device is readily viewed by a driver during charging. The holder includes first and second bottom plates, first and second sidewalls extending upward from edges of the bottom plates, and a device port on the second sidewall. The second plate is lower than, and connected to, the first plate via a stepped portion extending in a front/rear direction, and has a left edge connected to the stepped portion, an opposite right edge, a front-side edge, and an opposite back-side edge. The right edge and the front-side edge intersect in a corner raised by an elevated portion by the same amount as a level difference provided by the stepped portion. The second sidewall has a part slanting toward a back side with increasing height and is provided with the port.

In-vehicle holder

An industrial vehicle includes a vehicle body, a head guard provided in the upper portion of the vehicle body, and a lighting device provided on the head guard and illuminating a space in front of the vehicle body. The lighting device is provided with a light illuminating the space in front of the vehicle body and brackets removably attached to a pipe of the head guard. The light is attached to the bracket so as to be positioned below the pipe and positioned beside or behind a front pillar of the head guard.

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Kyoto, Japan

Makoto Torikawa